Medicare Annual Enrollment Made Clear and Stress Free
Medicare Annual Enrollment is an important opportunity to review your coverage and make sure it still fits your health, your prescriptions, and your preferred doctors for the year ahead. From October fifteenth through December seventh, you can make changes that take effect on January first. I help individuals throughout the Miami Valley understand their options in a calm, supportive way so they can make confident decisions without feeling overwhelmed.
What You Can Do During Annual Enrollment
Switch Medicare Advantage Plans
You can move to a different plan that better fits your doctors, prescriptions, or budget.
Move to Medicare Advantage
If you are on Original Medicare, this is your opportunity to explore bundled coverage options.
Return to Original Medicare
You can leave a Medicare Advantage plan and go back to Original Medicare.
Change Your Part D Plan
Review your drug coverage to make sure your medications are still covered affordably.
Medicare Annual Enrollment is an important opportunity to review your coverage and make sure it still fits your health, your prescriptions, and your preferred doctors for the year ahead. From October fifteenth through December seventh, you can make changes that take effect on January first. I help individuals throughout the Miami Valley understand their options in a calm, supportive way so they can make confident decisions without feeling overwhelmed.
When does Medicare Annual Enrollment take place?
Annual Enrollment runs from October fifteenth through December seventh each year, and any changes you make during this time begin on January first.
Do I have to change my plan every year?
No. Many people keep their current plan after reviewing it and confirming that it still meets their needs.
What kinds of changes can I make during Annual Enrollment?
You may be able to switch Medicare Advantage plans, move to or from Original Medicare, or change your Part D prescription drug coverage.
What if my medications or doctors have changed?
That is one of the most important reasons to review your plan. I will make sure your prescriptions are covered and your providers remain in network.
Is there a cost for an Annual Enrollment review
No. Your consultation and plan review are always at no cost, and there is never any pressure to enroll in a new plan.
Not sure where to start?
Schedule a Medicare consultation with Robin and get clear next steps.
